The Yellow Ticket
(1931)

Was happiness ever to be hers?

Released: 1931-10-30

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A young Russian girl is forced into a life of prostitution in Czarist Russia, and she and a British journalist find their lives endangered when she reveals to him information regarding the social crimes rampant in her country.

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Elissa Landi

as Marya Kalish

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Lionel Barrymore

as Baron Igor Andreeff

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Laurence Olivier

as Julian Rolfe

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Mischa Auer

as Melchior

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Edwin Maxwell

as Police Agent Boligoff

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Walter Byron

as Count Nikolai

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Arnold Korff

as Grandfather Kalish

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Rita La Roy

as Fania Rubinstein

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Oscar Apfel

as British Embassy Butler

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Frederick Burt

as Minor Role

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Émile Chautard

as Headwaiter

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Gilbert Emery

as Sir Hubert, British Ambassador

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Esther Howard

as Prisoner

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Boris Karloff

as Drunken Orderly

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Henry Kolker

as Passport Clerk

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Ann Kunde

as Prison Matron

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Ivan Linow

as Wrestler

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Michael Mark

as Baron's Secretary

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Alex Melesh

as Police Agent

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Edmund Mortimer

as Man in Club

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Michael Morton

Theatre Play

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Raoul Walsh

Director

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Jules Furthman

Writer

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James Wong Howe

Director of Photography

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Jack Murray

Editor

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Carli Elinor

Music Director

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Raoul Walsh

Producer

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Guy Bolton

Writer

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Hugo Friedhofer

Original Music Composer

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Don B. Greenwood

Property Master

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William S. Darling

Art Direction

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W. D. Flick

Sound

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R. H. Bassett

Original Music Composer

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Carli Elinor

Original Music Composer

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R.L. Hough

Assistant Director

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Dave Ragin

Camera Operator

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